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LoRa and LoRaWAN® for the Internet of Things
Create IoT solutions with LoRaWAN®. From the device to the IoT dashboard.
Created bySylvain MONTAGNY, Antoine AUGAGNEUR
Last updated 6/2025
English
What you'll learn
- What are Embeded Systems and what is IoT?
- Understanding the principles of wireless communication
- The LoRa modulation : Coding Rate, Spreading Factor, Channel and Bandwidth.
- The LoRaWAN protocol : End-device, Gateway, Network Server and Application Server
- The LoRaWAN Network type : public, private, hybrid and community networks.
- The LoRa and LoRaWAN Frame
- HTTP and MQTT protocols to connect your application
- How to set up your own private Network Server
- How to set up your own IoT Dashboard
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Course content
12 sections • 123 lectures • 7h 13m total length
Requirements
- Basic knowledge of computer science : IP address, server, HTTP...
- Basic knowledge of digital systems : binary, hexadecimal, ASCII...
- No programming experience required.
Description
Savoie Mont-Blanc university instructors are part of the LoRa Alliance as institutional members.
Chapter 1 - Embedded systems and IoT
The properties of an embedded system in the IoT world.
How the LoRa protocol can solve range and power issues?
Chapter 2 - Radio transmission and propagation
You will learn the principles of wireless communication.
Definition of: RSSI, Sensitivity, Signal to noise ratio, dB, dBm, link budget.
Chapter 3 - LoRa modulation
Theory about the fundamentals of LoRa modulation.
What bit rate can we expect depending on the configuration of the transceiver?
Chapter 4 - The LoRaWAN® protocol
LoRa vs LoRaWAN vs LoRa Alliance.
Devices, Gateways and Network Servers and Application Servers.
Basics about LoRaWAN security.
LoRaWAN Device classes.
ABP and OTAA activation modes.
Adaptive Data Rate (ADR)
Chapter 5 - LoRaWAN networks and LoRaWAN servers
Private network
Public network
Hybrid network
Community network
Chapter 6 - The LoRa / LoRaWAN frame
LoRa PHY Layer
LoRa MAC Layer
Application Layer
Chapter 7 - Exporting data from the LoRaWAN Server
HTTP GET uplink and downlink
HTTP POST uplink and downlink
MQTT uplink and downlink
Payload Decoder and Encoder
Chapter 8 - Setting up your own LoRaWAN Server
How to build a private LoRaWAN server.
Chirpstack
The Things Stack (TTS) open source.
Chapter 9 - Setting up your own IoT Platform
How to build an IoT Platform.
You will use only open-source and free services.
Create your dashboard.
Who this course is for:
- Everyone interested in Low Power network